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Demolition of the existing garden shed and the previous extension at 146, Clonliffe Road

146, Clonliffe Road, Drumcondra, Dublin 3

WEB2787/26 · DublinGranted

0.0124 ha · Granted · permission to Sept 2031 (estimate)

Planning application WEB2787/26 to Dublin City Council: Demolition of the existing garden shed and the previous extension, the removal of the existing chimney to the rear of the property, at 146, Clonliffe Road, Drumcondra. Granted by the council on 8 September 2026. The permission normally runs to September 2031 (an estimate: the grant plus five years).

Timeline

  1. Application lodged
  2. Council granted
  3. Permission normally ends (estimate)

The end date is an estimate: the grant plus five years, the normal life of a permission. An extension or a commencement changes it.

Key facts

Reference
WEB2787/26
Planning authority
Dublin City Council
Received
18 Jul 2026
Decided
8 Sept 2026
Status
Granted
Use
Residential
Site area
0.0124 ha

Proposed development

The development will consist of (i) the demolition of the existing garden shed and the previous extension, the removal of the existing chimney to the rear of the property, and the construction of a new single-storey rear extension to the existing house, together with all associated site and landscaping works; (ii) an attic conversion to provide a habitable room and an en-suite bathroom at second-floor level within the terraced house. The works will include the construction of a dormer window to the north-facing roof slope, set back from each side boundary to provide separation from the adjoining properties; (iii) the installation of three high-level rooflights to the existing rear roof slope, together with two solar panel arrays, one on the front roof slope and one on the rear roof slope; and (iv) renovation works and minor internal alterations to the existing dwelling.

Planning status

Permission was granted on 8 Sept 2026. The four-week appeal period has passed with no appeal recorded, so the permission is final. Works can start once a commencement notice is lodged; the permission normally runs to Sept 2031 (estimate).

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